Orthokeratology Today: <br>Using Biometry to Guide Ortho-k Decisions</br>

William Stephen

Optometrist

Bio: William Stephen, MTh, OD, FIAOMC, is an optometrist practicing in Florida with a clinical focus on myopia management. His work emphasizes parent-centered communication about pediatric myopia, including explaining axial growth, long-term retinal and glaucoma risks, and interventions that can influence progression.

Cheryl Chapman

Bio: Cheryl Chapman, OD, FIAOMC, FAAO, DIPL ABO, writes on orthokeratology and myopia management, with a clinical focus on using axial length and ocular biometry to guide ortho-k treatment decisions. Her Contact Lens Spectrum article discusses how clinicians can interpret axial length trends, account for measurement variability, evaluate treatment response, and communicate the value of myopia management strategies to patients and families.

Contributions:

https://www.clspectrum.com/issues/2026/january-february/orthokeratology-today

FIAOMC

Bio: William Stephen, MTh, OD, FIAOMC, is an optometrist and author writing for Optometric Management on building myopia management into clinical practice. In his January/February 2026 article, he describes integrating myopia management as an essential component of care focused on long-term ocular health and prevention of future pathology. His work centers on practical implementation of myopia management in optometric practice, including team training, patient identification, family education, and incorporating evidence-based treatment discussions into routine care.

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Orthokeratology Today:
Using Biometry to Guide Ortho-k Decisions

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Orthokeratology Today: Using Biometry to Guide Ortho-k Decisions

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Using Biometry to Guide Ortho-k Decisions